I am in Ockelbo Sweden for this year’s Viking Brutality match, presented by Semper Paratus Consulting. This is the second year that Viking Brutality has been run, but my first time attending. In the tradition of Finnish Brutality, Lynx Brutality, and Moons Out, it is 10 stages of challenging physical 2-gun shooting, surrounded by a bunch of awesome people. I also entered the Berserker challenge, which adds a physical evolution after each stage, just to make things a bit harder.
For guns, I have a loaned Glock (with Acro) and unique H&K 630 (see link below). My camo is Swedish M90K desert camo from Afghanistan. My plate carrier rig was provided by Terrang, and my belt rig from Varusteleka. The knife is a Jääkäripuukko and the holster a US M12 universal flap holster I cut to fit an optic.
Full match details:
https://www.vikingbrutality.com/
My rifle for the match:
https://youtu.be/Yxw5V83r7Ik
00:00 – Intro
01:16 – Stage 10: One Man Army
03:34 – Berserker: Tank Idiot
06:39 – Stage 1: Tightrope
08:41 – Berserker: Ruck Run
10:51 – Stage 2: Knock Knock
14:04 – Berserker: Rope Pull
17:12 – Stage 3: Bring The HEAT
20:34 – Berserker: Ammo Can Hold
21:15 – Stage 4: The Trench
22:50 – Berserker: Log Flip
23:26 – Stage 5: 5.11
26:48 – Berserker: 3 Minutes of Death
30:29 – Conclusion
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